I don't know much about real estate, but I do know that people are able to take reverse mortgages, if not for sake of "lifestyle changes", for lifestyle maintenance.I find the tax code (on rental real property depreciation, for example) complicated to the point of being absurd.

The plugins most of which are free will allow you to do pretty sophisticated things on your website without needing to know how to do any code writing.

Based on your experience with the building department, I'd guess you're in for some pain.In most areas when you're dealing with a larger multi-unit building like this you will need to follow the stricter commercial building codes.

We had code names for everyone in the office (as I'm sure the tech dept. enjoyed reading our back-and-forth even if they didn't know who we were referring to).  

This would be assuming the rafters are still sound and up to code. 

Unlike most cities, one can not sort or filter by zip codes here.  

I am an instructor that specializes in the Texas tax code relevant to your ag question.

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I don't the specific property laws for California, but I know in Texas that the foreclosure laws specified in the property code govern ALL foreclosures.